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Jug, Lead-glazed earthenware, possibly Italian, Squillache — Jug
possibly Italian, Squillache
16th–17th century

Pilgrim bottle, Slipware; pewter, Italian, Squillache — Pilgrim bottle
Italian, Squillache
ca. 1650

Jug, Lead-glazed earthenware, probably Italian, Squillache — Jug
probably Italian, Squillache
second half 16th century

Armorial tazza, Italian (Venice) or façon de Venise (Venetian-style), Colorless (slightly gray) nonlead glass; blown, pattern-molded, enameled, gilt, Venetian or façon de Venise, or French — Armorial tazza
Italian
French
1499–1514

Hercules and Antaeus, Bronze, with red-brown natural patina, and remains of dark brown lacquer., possibly Italian — Hercules and Antaeus
possibly Italian
probably 19th century

Rapier, Steel, wood, iron, possibly Italian — Rapier
possibly Italian
ca. 1575–80

Torch-bearing arm, Bronze, traces of gilding, Possibly Italian — Torch-bearing arm
Possibly Italian
late 16th century?

Bascinet, Steel, possibly Italian — Bascinet
possibly Italian
ca. 1325–50

Messenger Badge and Shield, Iron, copper, bronze, gold, enamel, possibly Italian — Messenger Badge and Shield
possibly Italian
badge, 1400–1450; shield, ca. 1800

Soprano Helicon in B-flat, Brass, nickel-silver, possibly Italian — Soprano Helicon in B-flat
possibly Italian
mid-19th century

Folding armchair (sedia a Savonarola), Walnut, carved and incised; red silk cut velvet; linen., Italian (possibly) — Folding armchair (sedia a Savonarola)
Italian (possibly)
15th century (textile); 19th century (chair, with earlier parts)

Dish (tondino), Italian , Gubbio, early 16th century, Maiolica (tin-glazed earthenware), Italian, Gubbio — Dish (tondino)
Italian
ca. 1530

Pilgrim flask, Italian , Venetian, early 16th century, Colorless (slightly tan) nonlead glass. Blown, enameled, gilt., Italian (Venice) — Pilgrim flask
Italian
ca. 1500–1525

Tondo mirror frame, Italian, Siena, Poplar; carved, gilt; deep red-brown bole., Italian, Siena — Tondo mirror frame
Italian, Siena
ca. 1490–1500

Ewer in the Shape of a Sitting Dog, Italian , Milan, second half of the 16th century and, Rock crystal, cut on the wheel, enameled gold, rubies, and reverse-painted and gilded glass (verre églomisé)., Italian, Milan and German (Aachen) or French (Paris) — Ewer in the Shape of a Sitting Dog
Multiple artists/makers
second half 16th century and second half 19th century

Altar candlestick (one of a pair), Bronze, fire-gilt; rock crystal, Italian, possibly Rome — Altar candlestick (one of a pair)
Italian, possibly Rome
1610–20

Jupiter with a thunderbolt, Joseph de Levis Italian, Bronze, Italian, possibly Verona — Jupiter with a thunderbolt
Joseph de Levis
late 16th–early 17th century

Spinario, Antonello Gagini Italian, Bronze, Italian, possibly Messina — Spinario
Antonello Gagini
early 16th century

Warrior (Musketeer), Bronze, Italian, possibly Venice — Warrior (Musketeer)
Italian, possibly Venice
17th century

Cassone, Walnut, Italian, possibly Venice — Cassone
Italian, possibly Venice
second half 16th century

Pair of double-headed monsters, Bronze, with black lacquer patina, Italian, possibly Venice — Pair of double-headed monsters
Italian, possibly Venice
late 17th century

Dwarf as a Turkish Pasha, Capodimonte Porcelain Manufactory Italian, Soft-paste porcelain, possibly Italian, Naples — Dwarf as a Turkish Pasha
Capodimonte Porcelain Manufactory
ca. 1745–50

Ornament, Silver gilt and leather, Italian, possibly Padua — Ornament
Italian, possibly Padua
third quarter 15th century

Cinquedea, Steel, gold, copper alloy, horn, brass, Italian, possibly Emilia — Cinquedea
Italian, possibly Emilia
ca. 1500

Cup-Hilted Rapier, Steel, iron, Italian, possibly Naples — Cup-Hilted Rapier
Italian, possibly Naples
ca. 1650–75

Cup-Hilted Rapier and Matching Parrying Dagger, Steel, iron, Italian, possibly Naples — Cup-Hilted Rapier and Matching Parrying Dagger
Italian, possibly Naples
ca. 1650–75

Altar candlestick (one of a pair), Bronze, fire-gilt; rock crystal, Italian, possibly Rome — Altar candlestick (one of a pair)
Italian, possibly Rome
1610–20

Pair of altar candlesticks, Bronze, fire-gilt, rock crystal, Italian, possibly Naples — Pair of altar candlesticks
Italian, possibly Naples
ca. 1620–40

Oliphant (Hunting Horn), Ivory, copper alloy, possibly southern Italian — Oliphant (Hunting Horn)
possibly southern Italian
ca. 1200

Armor of Giovanni Battista Bourbon del Monte (1541–1614), Steel, gold, textile, leather, Italian, possibly Brescia — Armor of Giovanni Battista Bourbon del Monte (1541–1614)
Italian, possibly Brescia
ca. 1590

Shield, Wood, leather, gesso, bole, paint, gold, Italian, possibly Bologna — Shield
Italian, possibly Bologna
ca. 1600

Parrying Dagger, Steel, iron, Italian, possibly Naples — Parrying Dagger
Italian, possibly Naples
ca. 1650–75

Shaffron (Horse's Head Defense), Ambrogio de Osma Italian, Steel, Italian, possibly Brescia — Shaffron (Horse's Head Defense)
Ambrogio de Osma
ca. 1460–70

Plate (piatto), Maiolica (tin-glazed earthenware), Italian, possibly Cafaggiolo — Plate (piatto)
Italian, possibly Cafaggiolo
1508

Candlestick (candeliere), Maiolica (tin-glazed earthenware), Italian, possibly Montelupo — Candlestick (candeliere)
Italian, possibly Montelupo
mid-17th century

Maiolica: Plate (tondino), Maiolica (tin-glazed earthenware), Italian, possibly Cafaggiolo — Maiolica: Plate (tondino)
Italian, possibly Cafaggiolo
ca. 1520

Cupboard (credenza), Italian (Tuscan) , first half 16th century Italian, Walnut, poplar, ebony, ebonized wood, maple, Italian, Tuscany — Cupboard (credenza)
Italian (Tuscan)
ca. 1500–1550

Sallet in the Shape of a Lion's Head, Steel, copper, gold, glass, pigment, textile, Italian — Sallet in the Shape of a Lion's Head
Italian
ca. 1475–80

Armor, Steel, copper alloy, textile, leather, Italian — Armor
Italian
ca. 1400–1450 and later

Archlute, David Tecchler Austrian, active Italy, Spruce, ebony, ivory, tortoiseshell, mother-of-pearl, Italian — Archlute
David Tecchler
ca. 1725